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Smoke billows during an eruption of Mount Etna volcano as seen from the village of Viagrande, near the Sicilian town of Catania, Italy. AP
The eruption of the Mount Etna volcano in Sicily on Sunday forced the closure of nearby Catania airport because of the plumes of ash billowing into the sky, airport officials said.
Twenty-one scheduled departures from Catania had to be scrapped and 26 arrivals re-routed to alternative destinations. The smaller airport of Comiso in the area was also closed down.
Sac, the company that manages Catania airport, said in a statement that “the wind direction and intensity” meant the ash was a risk to flights and it had to close off its air space.
Sac said it will review the situation on Monday.
Etna is an active volcano and eruptions are frequent but the latest activity, which began on Saturday, is the most intense in months.
The lava flow down one side of the mountain is visible from Catania and Taormina, a popular seaside resort. Three small earthquakes were also registered around the volcano on Sunday.
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